Mexico coach Juan Carlos Osorio said his plan to beat Germany in their World Cup opener on Sunday was six months in the making, although he refused to take any credit.Injuries forced the engaging Colombian to alter the plan somewhat, but one constant requirement was pace on the wings, in the shape of goal-scorer Hirving Lozano and attacking midfielder Miguel Layun.Lozano, tipped to be Mexican soccer's next big thing at just 22, repeatedly tormented Germany's left flank with pacey, incisive runs -- none more so than when the PSV Eindhoven player turned Mesut Ozil in the box and blasted the r…READ FULL ARTICLE